Introduction to ICS Cyber Security
- Introduction to ICS Cyber Security course for understanding emerging requirements of cyber security risk management on Industrial Control System (ICS) in accordance with IEC 61511:2016. Achieve compliance with requirements and meet HSE expectations as set out in Operational Guidance 86. Participants gain enhanced knowledge of ICS cyber security, role of cyber security in functional safety, compliance with IEC 61511, cyber security risk assessment, and cyber security risk management. Personnel responsible for ICS security and functional safety should attend. Delivery method: face to face.
Overview
The ICS Cyber Security Training course aims to help participants understand the evolving cyber security risk management requirements for Industrial Control Systems (ICS) in line with IEC 61511:2016 and HSE Operational Guidance 86. By the end of the course, attendees will grasp the new IEC 61511 requirements, HSE expectations, and how to meet them, along with gaining knowledge in network fundamentals, cyber security, risk management, and assessment. This one-day course is designed for personnel responsible for ICS security and functional safety, offering a certificate and enhanced expertise in ICS cyber security.
Who should attend
ICS Security and Functional Safety Personnel.
Course Content
Purpose
This Introduction to ICS Cyber Security course enables participants to understand the emerging requirements of cyber security risk management on the Industrial Control System (ICS) in the context of functional safety in accordance with IEC 61511:2016, and to achieve compliance with the requirements and meet HSE expectations as set out in the Operational Guidance 86.
Course Learning Objectives
By the end of this ICS Cyber Security course, participants should have an appreciation of
- The new requirements on conducting cyber security risk assessment from IEC 61511 and HSE Operational Guidance 86
- The rationale behind the new requirements from IEC 61511 edition 2
- What is expected from HSE regarding ICS cyber security
- How to meet IEC 61511 and HSE requirements regarding cyber security
- Network fundamentals
- Cyber security fundamentals
- Cyber security risk management
- Cyber security risk assessment
- Resources available in order to meet IEC 61511 and HSE requirements
Who Should Attend
- Personnel responsible for ICS security and functional safety (within the scope of IEC 61511)
Qualifications, Skills, Competence Gained
- Certificate setting out the key topics covered in the course
- Enhanced knowledge of ICS cyber security
- Enhanced knowledge of
- Role of cyber security in functional safety
- Compliance with requirements of IEC 61511
- Cyber security risk assessment
- Cyber security risk management
Course Leader
Dr Fan Ye, GICSP, CFSE, FS Eng (TÜV Rheinland), CEng, MSaRS, MIET
Dr Fan Ye has worked in safety consultancy in industries including oil and gas, chemical, nuclear power and defence since completing his PhD in 2005. Fan is a Charted Engineer (CEng) by the Engineering Council via IET. He is a GIAC certified Global Industrial Control Security Professional (GICSP). He is a Certified Functional Safety Expert (CFSE) and TÜV Rhineland and Technis certified Functional Safety Engineer. His expertise lies in the areas of hazard identification and risk assessment, safety case development, safety management, system reliability, and ICS Cyber Security.
Fan is a committee member of both the BSI GEL/65/1 and the IEC 61508 Part 3. Fan has extensive knowledge on international safety standards such as IEC 61508, IEC 61511 and UK Defence Standards and Military of Defence (MoD) policy. Fan is familiar with UK’s Health and Safety legislation and the As Low As Reasonably Practicable (ALARP) principle for safety risk management underpinned by cost benefit analysis.
Fan has chaired and facilitated numerous HAZOP and SIL determination (LOPA) studies in the UK and Middle East. He has also led a number of SIL verification studies and Quantitative Risk Assessments (QRAs) for major projects.
Delivery Method
- Face to face
Duration: 1 Day
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